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                  <h3>Purdue University Graduate</h3>
                  <p>Major in Mechanical Engineering, Minor in Electrical and Computer Engineering</p>
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                  <p>Founder and CEO of Sail Talks</p>
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              <p class="date" style="position: relative;top: -4%; margin-bottom: -40px;">November 2022 - Current</p>
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                <strong>Sail Talks</strong> is an interactive web-based tool designed to enhance sailing instruction by replacing traditional whiteboard chalk talks with a dynamic virtual whiteboard. Instructors can drag and drop boats and marks, control movement playback, and create engaging, fast-paced lessons in an interactive format.  
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                Developed using <strong>HTML, CSS, and JavaScript</strong>, Sail Talks helped me refine my web development skills while also gaining entrepreneurial experience in launching and promoting the platform. The software has gained traction among <strong>Midwest college sailing teams</strong>, and a partnership with <strong>US Sailing</strong> is in progress.  
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                Sail Talks is a <strong>full-stack platform</strong> with user accounts and a database for storing lessons. Users can create, save, and share lessons with the community, fostering a collaborative learning environment. To expand its reach, I built a social media presence to drive engagement and adoption.  
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                Explore it at <a style="color: rgba(255, 0, 0, 0.664)" href="https://www.sailtalks.com">sailtalks.com</a>.
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              <p class="date" style="position: relative;top: -4%; margin-bottom: -40px;">August 2023 - Current</p>
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                <strong>Power Braking</strong> is an advanced brake light system designed to visually indicate braking intensity, reducing rear-end collisions and improving driver awareness. By displaying deceleration levels, it helps following drivers react faster, especially at night, reducing mental fatigue and improving traffic flow.  
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                The system consists of a <strong>three-light yellow LED array</strong>, an <strong>accelerometer</strong>, and a <strong>microcontroller</strong> mounted on a custom-designed PCB. It attaches to the vehicle’s rear window and dynamically responds to braking force:  
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                    <li>🟡 One light: Light braking</li>
                    <li>🟡🟡 Two lights: Moderate braking</li>
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                The enclosure is <strong>3D-printed</strong> in two parts and securely assembled, housing the electronics inside. Power is supplied via a <strong>cigarette lighter plug</strong>, ensuring easy installation in any vehicle.  
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              <p class="date" style="position: relative;top: -4%; margin-bottom: -40px;">August 2024 - December 2024</p>
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                <strong>Rank This</strong> is a daily puzzle game similar to Wordle or Connections, where each day presents a new challenge. The objective is to rank six words from highest to lowest within a given category. 
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                For example, with words like "Sophisticated, Elaborate, Intricate, Complex, Moderate, Simple," the category would be "complexity," and the correct order is the one that ranks the words from most to least complex. You have three attempts, with feedback after each try to indicate whether any words are in the correct position.
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                I built Rank This using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, with a backend powered by YAML to generate a fresh puzzle every day. In addition, I handled the networking to promote the site, and it has since gained 1.7k users.
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                Explore the game at <a style="color: rgba(255, 0, 0, 0.664)" href="https://rank-this.com/">rank-this.com</a>.
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                Despite the fact that around 40% of the country still lacks Text-to-911 service due to integration challenges, this project aims to improve integration and ease of use for emergency call centers. It is crucial for all states and counties to enable Text-to-911 for individuals with disabilities or in situations where making a voice call is not possible. Text-to-911 is a chatbot software that receives outbound SMS texts and connects to Public Safety Answering Points (PSAP) via standard routing software. Once the call is received, the text message is converted to speech for PSAP personnel to hear. PSAP can then respond verbally, with the software converting the speech back into text and sending it to the user. This process continues until the necessary help is provided. <br><br>
                <strong>Key benefits of the software include:</strong> <br>
                • <strong>Ease of Use:</strong> PSAP can answer the call like any other emergency call. <br>
                • <strong>Simple Integration:</strong> Easy integration into PSAP systems without requiring major changes. <br>
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              <p class="date" style="position: relative;top: -4%; margin-bottom: -40px;">November 2019 - June 2020</p>
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                <strong>Lock Combo Breaker</strong> is a 3D-printed automated system that unlocks combination locks using a stepper motor and servo. The system is controlled by an <strong>Arduino</strong>, powered by a <strong>12V battery</strong>, and wired through a breadboard.  
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                The user inputs the lock combination, and the stepper motor precisely rotates the dial using an <strong>encoder</strong> to align the correct sequence. Once in position, the servo lifts the shackle to unlock the lock.  
                <br><br>
                This project deepened my knowledge of <strong>iterative design</strong>, as I 3D-printed over 10 part revisions to ensure precise alignment. Additionally, I expanded my skills in <strong>C++ programming</strong> while coding the Arduino control system.  
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                <em>All parts were CAD-designed in Autodesk Inventor.</em>  
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                <strong>Motorized Lightsaber</strong> is a fully CAD-designed, 3D-printed prototype that uses a <strong>DC motor</strong> to extend and retract its blade rapidly—offering a motorized alternative to traditional spring-based designs.  
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                The system operates by spinning a <strong>tape measure roll</strong> to deploy the blade at high speed, then retract it just as quickly. A <strong>polarity switch</strong> controls the motor’s direction, driving a series of <strong>spur gears</strong> to extend or retract the blade.  
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                The prototype incorporates <strong>bearings, axles, motors, custom 3D-printed gears, and a chassis</strong>. I refined my <strong>3D printing optimization</strong> skills to ensure proper part alignment and smooth functionality. While the design continues to evolve through iterations, the project has significantly advanced my understanding of **mechanical systems and prototyping**.  
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                <em>All parts were CAD-designed in Autodesk Inventor.</em>  
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                <strong>Piston Skateboard</strong> is a conceptual design for a skateboard powered by a <strong>foot-activated piston</strong>. When pressed, the piston engages a mechanism that rotates the <strong>rear axle</strong>, generating forward motion.  
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                This project was primarily an exercise in <strong>CAD assembly and mechanical design</strong>, allowing me to refine my <strong>3D modeling and component integration</strong> skills.  
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                <em>Most parts were CAD-designed in Autodesk Inventor.</em>  
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                <strong>Whiteboard RC Car</strong> is a remote-controlled vehicle designed to drive across a <strong>vertical whiteboard</strong> using a <strong>magnet-based adhesion system</strong>. The goal is to allow users to draw a <strong>bird’s-eye view of a racetrack</strong> and compete against other RC cars.  
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                I designed and <strong>3D-printed</strong> a custom chassis to house <strong>two continuous servo motors, wheels, a battery source, a transmitter, an Arduino Nano, and a magnet</strong>. The system is controlled via an <strong>RC controller</strong>, enabling free movement across the whiteboard.  
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                Currently, the project is in the <strong>development phase</strong>, as I continue to refine the balance between <strong>magnet strength and motor power</strong>—ensuring the car stays on the board while overcoming kinetic friction.  
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                <strong>Fingerprint Door Access System</strong> is a keyless entry solution designed to unlock my dorm room using a <strong>fingerprint sensor</strong> instead of a traditional key.  
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                Once a fingerprint is scanned, the system activates a <strong>servo motor</strong> mounted on the door’s interior, which rotates a <strong>3D-printed attachment</strong> connected to the deadbolt—locking or unlocking the door as needed.  
                <br><br>
                This project combined <strong>biometric authentication, Arduino programming, and mechanical design</strong> to create a seamless, automated access system.  
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                <em>Pictures of the system can be seen below.</em>  
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              <p class="date" style="position: relative;top: -4%; margin-bottom: -40px;">July 2023 - September 2023</p>
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                Welcome to my second website portfolio! My first portfolio can still be found at <a style="color: rgba(255, 0, 0, 0.664)" href="https://odeyhariri.github.io/">https://odeyhariri.github.io/</a>.  
                The journey from my initial portfolio to this one has been a huge learning experience. I’ve significantly improved the design and structure to better showcase my accomplishments and projects.  
                My first website was also my introduction to web development, where I learned the fundamentals of coding using <strong>HTML, CSS, and JavaScript</strong>. This experience paved the way for my growth in website design and development.
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                This project, still in the design phase, envisions a remote-controlled Laser sailboat powered by two stepper motors. These motors will control both the rudder (steering) and the sail (force) via ropes and pulleys.  
                <br><br>
                The primary goal of this project was to refine my <strong>CAD skills</strong>, particularly in creating assemblies and translating designs into real-world applications. To share my work, I uploaded the CAD files, including the pulleys and sailboat model, on GrabCAD, enabling others to benefit from and build upon my designs.  
                <br><br>
                <em>Most parts were CAD-designed in Autodesk Inventor.</em> (2021)
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                As part of the EPCS class at the Indiana School for the Blind and Visually Impaired, we developed an image capture device to help visually impaired students document their work on a whiteboard. The device allows users to capture images, apply color filters, and save their notes.  
                <br><br>
                I was a member of the mechanical team, where I was responsible for designing and CAD modeling the XY table—a movable whiteboard platform that enabled easy zooming into specific areas of the board. Over the course of one semester, we developed a working prototype, which I helped CAD, manufacture, and assemble.  
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                My contributions included 3D printing parts, laser cutting acrylic components, and assembling the final prototype. This project taught me valuable skills in collaborative CAD design, rapid prototyping, and laser cutting.  
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                The Electric Vehicle Event Infrastructure project, completed in the EPCS class, involved creating a stationary bike capable of generating electricity while being ridden. 
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                As part of the design and mechanics team, I contributed to manufacturing 3D printed parts and assembling the bike and generator system using plywood. The prototype featured a generator and belt system that powered a light tower equipped with LED strips.  
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                Over the course of one semester, we successfully developed this prototype. You can view a video demonstrating how the bike generates power to light the LED tower while being ridden.  
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                In addition to the mechanical work, I programmed an Arduino to control the light patterns on the tower. I also created a comprehensive CAD assembly of the entire system, with the image above showing the orthographic view of the prototype in Autodesk Inventor.
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                During high school, I was a member of the robotics team, where we competed in the FTC challenge throughout the years. In 2020, we qualified for the World Competition, though it was unfortunately canceled due to COVID-19.
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                As the build leader, I played a key role in designing and constructing the robot. The robot's primary task was to stack scaled-up LEGO blocks as high as possible and place an object at the top of the tower. 
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                <p>Sailing has been a passion of mine for over a decade. I began learning at age eight and started teaching at 17. I currently own a Laser dinghy and servd as the practice coordinator for the Purdue Sailing team. My competitive sailing experience includes numerous regattas, and in 2023, the team qualified for Nationals for the first time in Purdue's history. Sailing has deeply influenced many aspects of my life, and it's also the inspiration behind Sail Talks.</p>
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                <p>Motivation is key to producing quality work. For me, it comes from doing what makes me happy and connecting with others. Finding what excites you can be a journey, but it's rewarding to discover activities that make you lose track of time. Building meaningful relationships, supporting loved ones, and helping others are also strong motivators. Right now, I find joy in creating, designing, and problem-solving, and I aim to turn that passion into a career. Making my family proud and contributing to others' lives fuels my drive to succeed. I believe motivations evolve, but once you identify them, you can approach each day with confidence and purpose.</p>
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